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CNet reviews the 1GB Napster DMPJ-250C, which features a 1.7-inch TFT-LCD display, an integrated FM tuner, 5-preset EQ modes, and up to 35 hours of continuous playback (audio) Supported formats include, MP3, WMA, WAV, MPEG-4 , and JPEG. Here’s the bottom line:

The Napster DMPJ-250C (1GB) player, plus a one-year subscription to Napster To Go would make a good gift for any MP3 newbie, but steer clear of this deal if you don’t want to be locked into subscription music for 12 months

[via CNet]

EverythingUSB reviews the iRiver E10 6GB digital media player. Switch on the “IR blaster” and this digital player turns into a fully functional TV remote. Other features include a 1.5-inch LCD display, video player, and FM tuner. The E10 supports MP3, ASF, MPEG-4. WMA, and OGG formats. Here’s the verdict:

Overall the E10 is an excellent choice for an MP3 player. It’s easy to grip and navigate, has an impressive battery life [28 hours audio], sounds amazing. The only major downsides are the small screen for viewing video, restriction of using iriver plus 2 to synchronize music, and lack of documentation on a few of the more advanced features

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Available in 1GB ($99) or 2GB ($129) capacities, the Insignia Amigo sports a 1.2-inch OLED display, built-in FM tuner, 5 EQ modes, line-in encoding for “Easy-CD Ripping”, and 18-hours battery life. Supported formats include, MP3, WMA, WMA-DRM (subscription), Audible, and JPEG. Available now through select retailers. [via DAPReview.net]

At just $25.68, this iPod Shuffle-inspired MP3 player by SunConnection features an SD/MMC card slot, USB 2.0 connectivity, 5mW x 2ch output, 20Hz – 20kHz playback frequency, a 90dB signal-to-noise-ratio, and 8 hours battery life. The SC-MP001W measures 40 x 40 x 13mm and weighs only 22g. Available now in Japan. [via OhGizmo! – SunConnection]

If you’ve been looking for a no-frills digital audio player, check out Sanyo’s DMP-M400SD ($60). Weighing just 29g, it features an SD card slot, MP3/WMA audio support, and a backlit LCD display. You’ll get around 12 hours of continuous playback on a single AA battery. Available August 1st in Japan. [via Sanyo]

The MFFM20 is LG’s latest flash-based digital audio player, featuring 512MB or 1GB of memory, an OLED display, PlayForSure compatibility, and an impressive 20-hour battery life. Pricing and availability have not yet been announced. We’ll keep you posted as more information becomes available. [via engadget]

This sleek MP3 player from MSI holds up to 4GB of your favorite MP3, WMA, WMA DRM, and JPEG files. Other features include: a 1.8-inch LCD display, an FM tuner, SRS WOW 3D sound enhancement, stainless steel touch-sensitive controls, and USB connectivity. The player measures 9 x 4cm and weighs just 45g. Here’s what The Inquirer had to say:

With ten plus hours playback and great dimensions, larger display than Ipod nano and far more capable it should be the MP3 player that you should consider. The P610 [$125USD] player is fifty percent cheaper than Ipod nano and has much more features

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Sony expands its digital music player lineup with the 1GB NW-S203F ($120) and 2GB NW-S205F ($150). They feature a 1-line OLED display, built-in FM tuner, and up to 18 hours of continuous playback (fully charged). No word yet on availability. [via Gizmodo]

GenerationMP3 recently got their hands on Samsung’s YP-Z5 digital player and provided us with a video preview. Available in 2GB ($165) or 4GB ($192) capacities, the YP-Z5F features a vibrant 1.8-inch TFT display, an FM tuner, DNSe 3D equalizer, and a voice recorder. Supported formats include MP3, WMA, ASF, and JPEG. Fully charged, it has an amazing 35 hour battery life. This player measures 89.8 x 42.2 x 12.3mm and weighs in at 58g. Watch after the jump. [via GenerationMP3]

AnythingButiPod recently got their hands on the Meizu M6 miniPlayer, which features a 2.4-inch QVGA display, 1GB ($139) – 4GB ($219) of memory, video playback, SRS 2.0, OGG support, 20 hour battery life (audio), and dual processing chips for enhanced sound/image quality . Video after the jump.

As far as sound quality, the miniPlayer runs with the big dogs, especially when it comes to lower end. Bass heads will be very pleased. The M6 miniPlayer is definitely worth considering and should be put into your comparison chart when selecting a new flash based player

[via GenerationMP3]